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It's a fact that drive systems wouldn't function properly or efficiently without couplings. They quietly go about their business of transferring motion from one drive element to the next. In the PT market today, couplings have the unique challenge of satisfying a variety of customer needs including tighter tolerances, higher speeds and a more versatile selection process.
The challenge facing OEM procurement
organizations is that the organizations
themselves need improving before they can be proficient in a cost reduction program.
Dave Soma, the mechanical supervisor at Leland Olds Station, a coal-fired power
plant near Stanton, North Dakota, says he and his maintenance team care deeply
about keeping the plant running and providing people electricity, especially in the dead of winter.
Since our last appearance in this space we've attended the Paris Air Show and met with companies involved in oil production, hydraulic fracturing and wind turbine towers and components. As an investment analyst I am always seeking to help my clients anticipate change in order to manage risk and capture alpha (positive returns relative to market). But as a regular columnist for Power Transmission Engineering, I also seek insights that can help your organization do the same. Here is what we've found...